Body parts in separate bags discovered in Jalan Ipoh (Updated)

KUALA LUMPUR: Police made a gruesome discovery when they found hacked-up body parts stuffed into two luggage bags on the riverbank of Sungai Gombak near Putra World Trade Centre here today.
The gory discovery was made by a worker who was watering plants nearby and spotted a leg sticking out of one of the bags.
He subsequently alerted the police who found body parts stuffed into the bags.
Upon further investigation, they found a third bag containing clothes within a 100m radius from the initial two bags.
City deputy Criminal Investigation Department (CID) (Intelligence and Operation) chief ACP Alzafny Ahmad, who confirmed the incident, earlier said investigations pertaining to the discovery are ongoing and the victims are still being identified.
In the first bag, police found hands, feet and a head while in the second bag was a torso.
Fire and Rescue Department officers were also on the scene to assist the police to remove the remains at about 2pm.
Dang Wangi deputy district police chief Supt Rudy Abdullah said the third bag, however, only contained clothes and confirmed it had no connection to the first two bags.
"For now, we can't be certain if the body parts found in both bags belong to one individual though initial investigations indicated they were from two bodies," he said.
"The sex and the identity of the victim or victims have yet to be ascertained. The body parts were wrapped in black plastic bags before being stuffed into the luggage bags," he said today.
The body parts have been sent to the Kuala Lumpur Hospital (HKL) for post-mortem.
Rudy also added that the police already recorded statements from two men and a women, believed to be homeless, aged between 20 and 30, to assist in investigations.
He advised members of the public who are missing any family members to come forward to any nearby police station.
The case is being investigated under Section 302 of the Penal Code for murder.